Tragic form in 10 slides to work as an introduction to tragic form in 'Macbeth'.
For the AQA, discussion of tragic form can gain marks for AO1, 2 and 3 (tragic form is regarded as a context or perspective with which to consider the text).
Memorable 'anchoring' images that support concepts in the PPT.
Straight forward to use questioning alongside this introductory resource so that students can provide examples and quotations to consolidate learning.
There is a sister resource that accompanies this introduction with booster/revision/introductory notes on Macbeth as a tragic character and a discussion on why the play is not called 'The Tragedy of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth'. This additional material is available at £4 for the full resource.
Link to follow.
For the AQA, discussion of tragic form can gain marks for AO1, 2 and 3 (tragic form is regarded as a context or perspective with which to consider the text).
Memorable 'anchoring' images that support concepts in the PPT.
Straight forward to use questioning alongside this introductory resource so that students can provide examples and quotations to consolidate learning.
There is a sister resource that accompanies this introduction with booster/revision/introductory notes on Macbeth as a tragic character and a discussion on why the play is not called 'The Tragedy of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth'. This additional material is available at £4 for the full resource.
Link to follow.
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